If you have a few days after the concert and before the winter break, it can offer a window of opportunity to get some things done.
Meet Pam Phillips, Coauthor of Copyright Handbook for Music Educators and Directors
Editor’s note: Most music teachers are concerned with copyright law but it often ends up being a lower priority than rehearsing, teaching, and preparation.
Customization and the Sight Reading Builder
Every educator using new SmartMusic now has access to the Sight Reading Builder. With it they can quickly create an infinite number of sight-reading exercises that are customized for their students.
Prevent Teacher Burnout
It’s easy for anyone, let alone an overworked music educator, to feel overwhelmed at this busy time of the year.
My Classroom Experience with Music Copyright
This past fall, after teaching college music theory for 17 years, I took a job teaching 4th through 8th-grade band at a small independent school.
Music Ed Mentor Podcast #036: 7 Secrets for a Healthy and Happy Holiday Season
This time of year it is crucial that we prioritize taking care of our mental and physical wellness.
Most of us got into music education as a career because we are givers.
Featured Content: Arabian Dances by Roland Barrett
If you grew up with Star Trek, you may wonder when technology is going to catch up and provide us with a working transporter.
Tips for Music Educators at Small Schools
If you work at a very small school, you may not have a concert band, wind ensemble or an orchestra.
Video: What Adjudicators Wish They Could Tell You
Ever wonder what adjudicators think but aren’t able to tell you?
Wonder no more.
In this archived webinar, experienced contest and festival judge Laura Vaughn expands on topics covered in her popular blog post.
Copyright and Your Marching Band
Now that the marching band season has come to an end, you may be in the beginning stages of planning for next year.